MGM Chiefs Pamela Abdy & Michael De Luca Preach Benefits Of Originality: “Not Everything Has To Be A Franchise” – Zurich Summit

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Regrets, he’s had a few. But then again, one stands out for Will Smith in his review of his film career.

Tim Dams European producers swapped notes about financing challenges, the talent crunch, distribution bottlenecks and rights retention at the Zurich Summit.Speaking in the session “Creative Financing and Producing in Europe,” Giorgos Karnavas, co-founder of Greece’s “Triangle of Sadness” producer Heretic, spoke of the challenges of finding crew given that so many were booked on big budget projects for streamers.

Katie Price's fiancé Carl Woods has been seen publicly for the first time since she was arrested for drink-driving.The former glamour model pleaded guilty to drink driving and driving without insurance and whilst disqualified at Crawley Magistrates Court on Wednesday 29 September. And her 32 year old other half, who Katie reportedly had a "massive row" with the night before her crash, was seen cutting a solo figure in Essex on Thursday morning.

Tim Dams Senior producers and distributors took to the stage at the Zurich Summit to debate the future of film distribution.Amid the rise of the streamers, collapsing theatrical windows and the shuttering of cinemas during the pandemic, they stressed the need for flexibility when planning the best way to release movies.Danny Perkins, the CEO and founder of Elysian Film Group, said: “There’s more change than ever. There is flux.

Katie Price is set to begin treatment at the Priory after pleading guilty to driving while disqualified, driving without insurance and driving while unfit to drive through drink at Crawley Magistrates Court on Wednesday 29 September.The glamour model appeared on television the day before the accident in seemingly good spirits in a discussion where she was joined by her younger sister Sophie.The sisters appeared on Good Morning Britain to announce happy news that they were launching a baby

Katie Price's fiancé Carl Woods has released a statement saying "the sun will shine through her once again" after the 43 year old star's family has told her followers they're "worried about her deeply". It comes as reality star Katie, 43, was reportedly arrested on suspicion of drink-driving after a car crash in West Sussex on Tuesday morning, where she was then reportedly taken to hospital.

Double take! Give Sydney Sweeney a full glam squad, a black and white filter and ‘90s-inspired ensembles and it turns out that she looks nearly identical to Anna Nicole Smith. 

Fans of the Smiths have wondered for some time now if Will Smith cheated on Jada Pinkett Smith in the past. Well, according to Will, his wife is not the “only one” who has had extramarital relationships.

During an appearance on Good Morning Britain, Katie Price opened up about the struggle she faces due to not being able to drive and see her eldest son Harvey, The 43-year-old star admitted that Harvey, 19, being so far from home is "hard" during an interview alongside her sister Sophie. Presenter Susanna Reid asked how Harvey is doing and Katie replied: "Harvey's in Cheltenham now, he keeps ringing me saying, 'Mummy I miss you, I need your kisses and cuddles', so it is quite hard.

Katie Price's fiancé Carl Woods has shown off a huge new tattoo tribute to his other half during their sun-drenched getaway in Turkey.The former glamour model jetted off on holiday with her 32 year old beau last week to "clear her head" following her alleged assault at her Essex home last month.

Will and Jada Pinkett Smith are always supportive of their kids.

Tim Dams MGM Motion Picture Group chairman Michael De Luca and president Pamela Abdy have stressed that the Hollywood studio remains a home for filmmakers who want to release their movies in the cinema.Speaking at the Zurich Film Festival’s industry event, the Zurich Summit – ahead of next week’s theatrical launch of “No Time to Die” – the pair were interviewed on stage by CAA Media Finance co-head Roeg Sutherland.

Of all the topics raised during this year’s Zurich Summit, the fact that talent now sometimes favor a streaming release over a theatrical one provoked the most debate.